Four Seasons Hotel México, D.F., colonnade
Four Seasons Hotel México, D.F., places you in the midst of the capital’s leading shopping, business and residential areas.

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Trajineras in Mexico City’s Lake Xochimilco
See the brightly painted trajineras in the waters of Lake Xochimilco in Mexico City.

Photography courtesy Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts

Toltec Temple Ruins in Tula, Mexico
When visiting Mexico City, be sure to go to nearby Tula, Mexico, to see the Toltec temple ruins.

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Getting to Know Mexico, D.F.

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This oldest city in North America offers a vibrant landscape of culture, architecture and gastronomy, along with two towering volcanoes. After exploring the city’s well-known treasures, like the National Museum of Anthropology and the Templo Mayor, spend a day strolling through two of modern Mexico City’s most fascinating, Euro-style neighbourhoods: Colonia Roma and Condesa. The epicentre of Mexico City’s thriving arts scene, Colonia Roma is home to the best galleries, Beaux Arts architecture, plazas with dancing fountains and handsome Casa Lamm Cultural Centre, now a gallery and popular lunch spot for Mexico’s beau monde. Next door, Colonia Condesa, with its Art Deco architecture, hosts a flashier, trendy 24/7 scene studded with fun restaurants and lively cafés.

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Take a spin on one of the Hotel’s bicycles on Sunday when the Paseo de Reforma is closed to traffic, or ask the Concierge to map out a route in Chapultepec Park.
On Sundays the Champagne Brunch in the courtyard is a feast of the freshest ceviche, savoury paella and unlimited Taittinger Champagne.